The world’s biggest online game is a big disappointment, even 10-year-old fans have to give up the game

Undeniable World of Warcraft is one of the games MMO The most attractive, however, after 10 years in the virtual world industry, this game could not satisfy players anymore, even disappointing them. Recently, a Twitch streamer, who is also a big fan of World of Warcraft, decided to delete the character and quit the game because he lost all faith in the current game.​

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imQuazii is currently a streamer with 11.2 thousand followers on Twitch, he is also known as a fan of World of Warcraft for the past decade. Yesterday, this male streamer suddenly held a livestream with the title “The last stream of WoW” as a farewell to the game he has been with for many years. imQuazii is not the only MMO player to give up World of Warcraft, his colleague, streamer Asmongold has also quit the game to switch to World of Warcraft. Final Fantasy 14.​

ImQuazii’s goodbye livestream didn’t go smoothly, the game encountered a series of technical errors right from the start. The male streamer then listed a list of the pros and cons of World of Warcraft and thanked the game for giving him good memories over the years. He then shared the reasons why their fate ended here: First, the Battle For Azeroth expansion was disappointing, the Covenant system was unbalanced, and the changes in the Shadowlands expansion hindered. the gameplay, the developers do not care about the feedback of the community. At the end of the livestream, imQuazii deleted all its characters one by one and announced the end of the game.​

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Not only that, the case sexual harassment just revealed by Activision Blizzard It also makes many gamers lose faith in the developer. This company is having too many internal scandals and is gradually distancing itself from its players.
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